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UPDATED: UAV operator reports crash on White House grounds
The person who crashed a quadcopter on the White House grounds appears to have had no bad intent, according to the Secret Service.
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DARPA project to develop UAV teaming system
DARPA’s Project CODE seeks to create UAVs that work as a team under a single pilot’s control.
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Report: UAVs used in strike that killed Hezbollah leader
Two UAVs were used in a strike mission that killed two Hezbollah leaders in Syria, according to Israeli media.
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Germany to temporarily restart Euro Hawk program
The Euro Hawk, mothballed for cost and airworthiness, will fly again to complete testing of a SIGINT payload.
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Air Force addresses UAV pilot loss fears
Pilots endure stressful conditions, and many are near the end of their contracted terms, causing worries of retention.
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India’s combat UAV to come from domestic firms
The state-owned Defence Research and Development Organisation will pay for most of the development of the Rustom-2 UCAV.
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Air Force reveals Predator crash cause
Turbulence and turbocharger failure were to blame in June crash.
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Air Force expects net loss of UAV pilots
The Air National Guard takes some Air Force drone pilots, others leave for other reasons.
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UAVs fail at border protection, IG finds
The CBP uses UAVs to patrol the borders, but an IG audit has found them to be ineffective.
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UPDATED: UAV operator reports crash on White House grounds
The person who crashed a quadcopter on the White House grounds appears to have had no bad intent, according to the Secret Service.
-
DARPA project to develop UAV teaming system
DARPA’s Project CODE seeks to create UAVs that work as a team under a single pilot’s control.
-
Report: UAVs used in strike that killed Hezbollah leader
Two UAVs were used in a strike mission that killed two Hezbollah leaders in Syria, according to Israeli media.
-
Germany to temporarily restart Euro Hawk program
The Euro Hawk, mothballed for cost and airworthiness, will fly again to complete testing of a SIGINT payload.
-
Air Force addresses UAV pilot loss fears
Pilots endure stressful conditions, and many are near the end of their contracted terms, causing worries of retention.
-
India’s combat UAV to come from domestic firms
The state-owned Defence Research and Development Organisation will pay for most of the development of the Rustom-2 UCAV.
-
Air Force reveals Predator crash cause
Turbulence and turbocharger failure were to blame in June crash.
-
Army to build dedicated UAV runway
Fort Bliss, Texas, will host a runway for the MQ-1 Eagle UAV.
-
Air Force expects net loss of UAV pilots
The Air National Guard takes some Air Force drone pilots, others leave for other reasons.
-
UAVs fail at border protection, IG finds
The CBP uses UAVs to patrol the borders, but an IG audit has found them to be ineffective.
-
UPDATED: UAV operator reports crash on White House grounds
The person who crashed a quadcopter on the White House grounds appears to have had no bad intent, according to the Secret Service.
-
DARPA project to develop UAV teaming system
DARPA’s Project CODE seeks to create UAVs that work as a team under a single pilot’s control.
-
Report: UAVs used in strike that killed Hezbollah leader
Two UAVs were used in a strike mission that killed two Hezbollah leaders in Syria, according to Israeli media.
-
Germany to temporarily restart Euro Hawk program
The Euro Hawk, mothballed for cost and airworthiness, will fly again to complete testing of a SIGINT payload.
-
Air Force addresses UAV pilot loss fears
Pilots endure stressful conditions, and many are near the end of their contracted terms, causing worries of retention.
-
India’s combat UAV to come from domestic firms
The state-owned Defence Research and Development Organisation will pay for most of the development of the Rustom-2 UCAV.
-
Air Force reveals Predator crash cause
Turbulence and turbocharger failure were to blame in June crash.
-
Army to build dedicated UAV runway
Fort Bliss, Texas, will host a runway for the MQ-1 Eagle UAV.
-
Air Force expects net loss of UAV pilots
The Air National Guard takes some Air Force drone pilots, others leave for other reasons.
-
UAVs fail at border protection, IG finds
The CBP uses UAVs to patrol the borders, but an IG audit has found them to be ineffective.




